Yeah, I’m not claiming to know. But the bullet trajectory will certainly prove it one way or the other
In the video Zimmerman is still wearing the red jacket, so I’m assuming the police didn’t collect his shirt
Another question I have. If Zimmerman had an open bleeding wound on the back of his head, why didn’t the EMT bandage it?
We don’t know that what you asserted is the way it had to be.
That’s a fact.
There are other ways it could’ve gone down.
To claim it had to be only that one way just loses your credibility.
Well, if you had some to lose, that is.
“.....In the video Zimmerman is still wearing the red jacket, so I’m assuming the police didn’t collect his shirt
Another question I have. If Zimmerman had an open bleeding wound on the back of his head, why didn’t the EMT bandage it?”
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demas, do some research through all the “Treyvon” threads here and you’ll see that the Police DID KEEP his shirt/jacket. You do realize that the video you saw was of Zimmerman coming into the police station for question. It wasn’t video of him coming out after the 5 hours of questioning he underwent.
Also, do a little more research on “closeups” of Zimmerman’s head on the “entering police station” video.
And, by the way, ASSUMPTION IS THE MOTHER OF ALL F*** UPS.
So what books are you using for your “home schooling civics”?
They actually use a kind of adhesive for skin that seals it like superglue would. No need for a bandage if the wound was sealed and no longer bleeding.
He could easily have a butterfly on a head wound based on the grainy ABC video.
A question I've asked but no one has answered. One would think if there was a serious wound it would be bandaged just to keep it clean. As for the bloodied nose, maybe Martin head-butted him during their struggle.
I got the back of my head smacked a few times with a baseball bat one night. When the police arrived, I realized my scalp was bleeding. Since I was ambulatory, I went to the ER on my own—walking steadily, have you. By the time the nurse checked me out, (about an hour after the altercation) the bleeding had essentially stopped on its own & I had dried dark red blood falling off my brown hair. A little brushing with my hand & a lot of it came off.
A half hour or so after she finished, the doctor came in, unsuccessfully tried to tie some hair together (I’d requested no stitches) & sent my on my way with but a bandage that would not adhere. Why? The laceration had closed on its own. Some scalp wounds bleed like everything & have to be medically treated. Some close up & nothing is required except cleaning & observing for infection.